Sentence examples for posting price from inspiring English sources
With the cost of heating oil rising, the county is posting price information from more than 75 companies on its Web site at www.westchestergov.com.
And it is very significant in our view that, after showing signs of recovery in 2005, land prices in Japans three largest cities finally rose in 2006 for the first time in 16 years, when the real estate bubble in Japan began to deflate, with some neighborhoods in downtown Tokyo posting price gains in excess of 25% year-over year.
Others say posting prices would reduce the market's elitism.
"It also allows people to do transactions on the Web without posting prices and to put different prices to different players.
"Everybody thought they were already getting the best prices," he said, and they feared that posting prices on the Web would destroy that competitive advantage.
Dealers said posting prices on valuable works in an open gallery creates security concerns and disrupts an exhibition's aesthetics by transforming artworks into commodities.
They say they prefer Nasdaq's multiple dealers' posting prices on the same stock, versus the one specialist on the New York Stock Exchange.
First, when demand is uncertain, competing sellers are better off announcing supply functions rather than posting prices or quantities (Klemperer and Meyer 1989).
Those rules took hold in November 2007, but trading has only started to pick up as new electronic exchanges seek to siphon off trades by posting prices faster.
Interventions to tackle overutilization of automated tests include limits on repetitive ordering, posting pricing of laboratory testing in the order entry system, and providing information to ordering providers on their ordering patterns relative to other providers [ 12, 28- 31].
With the higher posted price, this tax will rise to $3.06 a barrel.
